What city are you eyeing for investments? 

How long do I have to sit on it before I can get my cash back out of it? 

On any property that has been flipped or even held a long time by the previous owner is likely to have a much higher tax. 

Ideal if he’s serious about the long game. 2.

I have perfect credit, am a real estate developer/ GC with great income, recently turned 30 and have always had the mindset of keeping all my properties since I am in this for the long run.

Then, when their house doesn’t sell, they’re left with three tough choices:Drop the price: Cutting the price might help get more eyes on the house again, but it can also trigger red flags.

This isn’t financial or legal advice, but something to keep in mind is that bankruptcy will have a long-term effect on you.

Quote from @Frank Antonucci: I have submitted about 10 LOI's in the last couple of weeks and one just got accepted!!

Another thing to consider is how long a property has been on the market.

A factor to keep in mind is the number of nights a property is available and how long the listing has been active.